adjective

consecutive

consecutive, successive, in a row

He served three consecutive terms in office.

He served three consecutive terms in office.

It rained for five consecutive days.

It rained for five consecutive days.

consecutive ((noun)) following one after another He served three consecutive terms in office.

Synonyms: successive, sequential, in a row; Antonyms: nonconsecutive, intermittent

From Latin 'con-' (together) + 'sequi' (to follow). Meaning 'following together'.

Think of the word 'sequence'. Consecutive things follow in a sequence without a break.

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